Peterson V475R Round Reflector 3 Inch Red Adhesive Dot

Product Description

The PETERSON V475R is a 3-inch diameter round reflector with a red plastic lens designed for vehicle and trailer safety marking applications. It uses an adhesive mount for tool-free installation on flat or lightly curved surfaces. The lens is red, making it suitable for rear-facing reflector positions where DOT and FMVSS 108 compliance is required. At 0.08 pounds, it is a lightweight component that installs quickly during fleet maintenance, trailer builds, or roadside equipment setup. The V475R meets California Proposition 65, D.O.T., and FMVSS 108 standards, covering the compliance requirements common in commercial and light-duty vehicle applications.

This reflector is used on trailers, trucks, utility bodies, and other vehicles or equipment requiring regulated rear or side reflector placement. It is a standard component in fleet maintenance shops, trailer manufacturing, and field service operations. The adhesive backing allows direct surface application without drilling or hardware, making it practical for both new installations and replacement work on existing equipment.

Key Features

• 3-inch diameter round lens for standard reflector opening size
• Red lens color for rear-facing safety marking positions
• Adhesive mount eliminates need for screws or brackets
• Plastic construction — lightweight at 0.08 pounds
• Meets D.O.T., FMVSS 108, and California Proposition 65 standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation reflector for trailers, trucks, and commercial vehicles requiring a 3-inch round adhesive-mount red reflector conforming to DOT and FMVSS 108 standards.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by fleet technicians, trailer builders, or qualified service personnel. Clean and degrease the mounting surface thoroughly before applying the adhesive backing to ensure a secure bond. Verify that the mounting location meets FMVSS 108 placement requirements for the vehicle or trailer type. No drilling or fasteners are required, but surface preparation is critical to long-term adhesion.